Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1887-07-20
FROM SATURDAYS DAILY.

More rain to-day.
 The Ash Fork wires are in working
 order again.
 Cattle in the valleys will begin te
 fatten up again.
 Eggs are in demand in Prescott, al
 JO cents per dozen-
 The train left Banghart's last night for Prescott Junction. Heavy rains are reported from all sections of northern Arizona. Superintendent Murray continues to forward men and supplies to Jerome. Hon. :. C. Bean, ex-delegat. to Con- gress, is en route Ia St. Loui. from Phe- nix.
 Oscar Vanderbilt thinks he will be able To gel a train into Prescott on Mon I day.
 All kinds of book and job printing done promptly st the JorRNAL-MINER office.
 Grass l. springing up in every iirec- tion. and already the hills have put on their mantles of green. The board of trade will meet next Tuesday evening. IL should have d rousing attendance.
 A stage arrived this moraing from Banghart's with nine sacks of letters. No paper mail was brought in.
 X blind man, who was never inside of a print shop. could easily detect the in- ierior quality of work done on the re- vised statutes.
 Shul & Austin sent out stage. al o'clock to-day, to Banghart's, to con meet with the train or hand-car there, with mail and express.
 N O. Murphy and party arrived this morning from Walnut Grove. They report 40 feet of water agains, the lace of the dam there, yesterday.
 Dan Davis was brought before Judge ON.ill, this afternoon, by his attorney, H J. Miller, on a writ of habeas corpus. He Was remanded to custody.
 Al. Cook was before Judge Fleury this morning, on A charge of using i'm proper language to a woman. He de mandel jury trial, and was acquitted.
 Bob Burdette says: God wasted mud when he made the man who after taking a paper for six month. ordered II stopped without paying up arrears
 A number oi "drummers" are taking a compulsory lay over in Prescott, on account oi the washouts. They say they rather like it, as Prescott is a nice place ,o summer Tn.
 Joe Campbell, very generously, placed the services of his pack train at the dis posal of the railroad company, this morning, until they repair the breaks.
 ]. W. Colgan returned from Jerome last evening. He says that Lonesome valley. for distance of about three miles. was flooded with water. knee deep to his mules, on the return trip.
 The board of supervisors. to-day. au di,ed and allowed bills of J. J. Fisher, scalp houn,ies. BIO; O. NJ. Creswell. care and burial oi D. C. Moreland, S60; John Bross, A recent inmate of the county hospital, granted an allowance oi SaU.
 C II. Bennett. overseer of the Peck road. writes to the clerk of the board of supervisor, tha; the road is very badly washed out, and advises ireighters not to undertake the trip ai present He will put force of twenty men al woik repairing ii
 According 10 the specious reasoning oi our contemporary, that none but practical printers are capable oi judg- ing of the quality of the printers work, on the revised statutes. Do one but professional would be able to criticise q play. none but an artist could appreciate d pretty picture.
 Joseph Campbell, of Alexandra. came in yesterday from Jerome. where he had been on business trip. He says men are at work on roads. fixing up machinery. etc, and the camp pre- -ent> real lively appearance.
 For the first tune in great many months. our contemporary, this morn ing. pays the editor of this paper a very handsome compliment, by attributing the authorship of our article on the .' san Francisco Peak" to Bishop Al ms The Bishop. however, may not take so kindly ;o II. a> he had noth- ing more tc do with ihe writing or even the dictaiion or any suggestions as 10 tha, article than the man in the moon.